severely malnourished. -- bringing them to clinics and hospitals around the country those were folks who would usually often have had stories of week for the winter, but because of the drought they didn't have that to get them through the winter. even the husband's lost their jobs. so they're bringing kids in trying to get lifesaving treatment, once those kids are stable enough they are going back to rural villages or cities where they had empty cupboards. that is what we are seeing right now. very very -- >> incredible. >> in a matter of weeks -- what we see happen over the course of years. >> yeah it seems like a dire, dire, situation. the op-ed from the new york times or the editorial board, they wrote in part this. besides calling on the u.s. government to help ease the pressure on the country, they write reasonable people can disagree about how much the